A federal judge halted indiscriminate arrests and stops by the Trump administration in California, responding to a lawsuit from advocacy groups. The ruling includes an order ensuring attorney access to detention centers. Operations in Los Angeles have sparked backlash from local officials. The administration responded by planning to appeal the decision, asserting that judicial authority does not extend to immigration enforcement. The lawsuit alleges unconstitutional targeting of individuals based on race, particularly against brown-skinned people. The judge's order emphasizes the need for reasonable suspicion in detentive stops.
The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles, accused the Trump administration of using unconstitutional tactics by targeting brown-skinned people in their immigration sweeps.
A federal judge ordered President Trump's administration to halt indiscriminate arrests and stops in multiple California counties following a lawsuit centered around three immigrations and two US citizens.
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